"Healing" my self-healing matt
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I'm working on stuff that doesn't require cutting today so good opportunity to clean my 4 year old matt. I've done quick heals - (wash, rub, scrape) but never a "deep" healing.
I laid the mat out, wet several dish towels and laid them on top. I'll leave it like that for about an hour or so.
Will let you all know how it comes out. Darn ... wish I had taken a before picture.
I laid the mat out, wet several dish towels and laid them on top. I'll leave it like that for about an hour or so.
Will let you all know how it comes out. Darn ... wish I had taken a before picture.
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Done. I think I had the towels on there for two + hours. Note: I used room temperature water - not hot water as I didn't want warpage. I don't have any warpage in my mat at all from this experiment.
It helped. Not a tremendous amount, but it definately helped.
Mine is an Omnigrid btw.
It helped. Not a tremendous amount, but it definately helped.
Mine is an Omnigrid btw.
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There are a number of threads on this issue here...I think many people filled their bathtubs/shower to a level a bit above the matt and let is soak overnight. Try doing a search on this topic as I believe it will help you.
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